A woman from New Jersey, Diane, is sharing her story after surviving a horrific acid attack. She says her ex-fiancé planned the assault as revenge after she left their abusive 13-year relationship. Diane’s courage to speak out has brought attention to domestic violence and the challenges survivors face. The attack happened on July 26 in […]
Cumberland County voters came out for the 2024 General Election and chose leaders for county and local positions. While some results are still being finalized, the current numbers give a clear picture of the winners and show some interesting changes in voting patterns. In the County Clerk race, Celeste M. Riley, a Democrat, won with
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Late Sunday night, a quiet neighborhood in Stedman turned into the scene of a heartbreaking tragedy. Brittany Marie Carmichael, a 33-year-old woman from Lumberton, was senselessly shot and killed in her own home. The shooting happened around 10 p.m. on Clarkton Court, leaving her family, her boyfriend, and the community heartbroken. When it happened, Brittany
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and the thought of a delicious feast with family and friends, of course, excites us all. But thinking about the grocery shopping for endless ingredients, hours spent cooking, and that mountain of dishes waiting afterward. It’s enough to make you tired before the celebration even begins! This year, why
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Who doesn’t love a day out at the park? South Jersey has awesome places where kids can go all out, parents can relax, and families can have a blast together. You might be looking for a chill trail to walk, a cool playground for the kids, or the perfect spot to lay out a picnic.
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When you think of New Jersey, you might picture beaches, boardwalks, or quiet neighborhoods. But let’s add sushi to that list. The state has amazing sushi spots, from cozy little places to fancy sushi bars serving incredible rolls and fresh sashimi. Some places focus on traditional flavors, while others go all out with creative rolls
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This weekend, something truly special happened at Woodland Cemetery in Newark. Four young men who gave their lives in the Vietnam War were finally given the honor and recognition they deserved. It took a long time, but their stories are now part of something greater—a tribute to their courage and sacrifice. The cemetery, which has
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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is preparing for a major challenge as Donald Trump begins his second presidential term. In a recent Q&A session, the governor made it clear that he’s ready to “fight to the death” against any federal policies that violate New Jersey’s values. But at the same time, he’s willing to cooperate
NYC and the tri-state area are experiencing serious issues due to wildfires and prolonged dry weather. The combination of ongoing fires, smoke-filled skies, and a severe drought has created unhealthy conditions for millions of people. Smoke from fires in places like Brooklyn, New Jersey, and Long Island has caused the air quality to drop to
Big changes are coming to New Jersey’s news world. Some of the state’s most well-known newspapers will stop printing early next year. Instead, they will only be available online. This includes The Star-Ledger, Times of Trenton, South Jersey Times, and the Hunterdon County Democrat. However, shockingly, the Jersey Journal will shut down completely after 157
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